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If that is last choice to have a good domain, i preferred that way.
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I think that itwould be good for the SEO, not for webmasters to remember. IMO
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I think that the URL matters more to your users than anything else. Will they remember to type in a hyphen when visiting your site? Can you not get the unhyphenated version? If you could grab both, and market whichever one you prefer, that'd probably be the best way to go.
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Put alexanderthegreat into Google and look at the results you get. I think you'll change your mind about dashes in a domain name and what effect it could possibly have for SEO.
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i agree aswell, dashes are harder for people to remember and are more likely to leave them out. the hard thing is to find a generic name that is both is easily remembered and relates to your business name
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I think you should avoid multiple dashes. It is hard to remember even one dash.
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I have 8 websites and two of them have 4 hyphens in the domain name.
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Name: Stef
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It seems like it might good for SEO, but as far as type in traffic the dashes kind of diminish any chance of that. I personally would rather have a .net with no dashes than a .com with them.
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